Company Financials

Posted by Karolina Netolicka, Product Manager Today we’re excited to announce that we’re adding data from the Nasdaq Nordic and Baltic exchanges and the Moscow Exchange to Google Finance.  These additions greatly expand our coverage in Europe. For the first time, you can view the primary listings of Gazprom , H&M , Nokia , Carlsberg , and many others on Google Finance. Even better, all these exchanges will be available in real time, furthering our mission of bringing you real time market data from around the world. As always, you can view the full list of the stock exchanges available through Google Finance on our Disclaimer page .

Posted by Sam Arons, Carbon Maven With a background in physics and sustainability, and a stint as a math teacher in Morocco, I never imagined I would end up at a technology company like Google. But as I approach my fifth anniversary here, I’ve been thinking back on all the projects I’ve been a part of as a member of the Energy team. One that I’m most proud of is a collaboration with the Google Finance team and the nonprofit Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) to put companies’ carbon disclosure ratings into Google Finance alongside financial data. Specifically, these ratings quantify how well a company measures and reports its greenhouse gas emissions, as well as to what degree it is aware of the risks and opportunities climate change poses to its business. The scores -- which the Google Finance team just updated for 2011 -- are listed as “Carbon Disclosure Rating” and appear in the “Key stats and ratios” box on the right side of a company’s Google Finance page:      There ...

Posted by Mark Schmit, Engineer Here at Google, we get excited by bringing our users relevant information at blazing speeds. So, why would we want to make users wait 15 minutes to see what trades are being made? Instead, we’re continuing to expand our real-time coverage and are very pleased to announce the launch of two more real-time exchanges: Taiwan Stock Exchange (TPE) Canadian National Stock Exchange (CNSX) As always, though, we won’t just rest on these laurels . We’re eyeing more opportunities down the road, and are eager to bring you more information, so check back soon. Happy searching, The Google Finance Team

Posted by Maxim Edelman, Strategic Partnerships Since we launched Google Finance in 2006, we’ve been excited about providing our users with the tools to monitor market changes, manage their portfolios, and make better investment decisions. And today, we’re excited to bring you real time quotes from the London Stock Exchange (LON), Deutsche Börse (FRA), and Borsa Italiana (BIT) to better track economic and financial developments in Europe. We first introduced real time quotes to our site with the launch of free real time NYSE and NASDAQ quotes in 2008. Since then, we’ve bolstered our last sale coverage with real time data from stock exchanges in China, India, and now, UK, Germany, and Italy. These partnerships mark a big step forward in our mission to provide our users with the best information we can find. So, go ahead -- keep an eye out for Adidas , compare Barclays to RBS , see how Fiat has performed over time. You can do it all on Google Finance. In real time.  

Posted by Albert Choi, Consumer Experience Specialist and  Karolina Netolicka, Product Manager Over the last few months, you might have noticed that Google products have been getting a new look . And starting today, Google Finance is joining the party! This means that over the next few days, you’ll begin to see a new look in Finance that brings you a more consistent and seamless experience with the other Google products you use. New Google Finance Company page Our philosophy for the new look and feel has been to bring the most important information to the forefront so you get to the content you want faster. Here’s a short list of the current changes that we’ve made: The stock quote is now more prominent More results is now a large clickable button on the right side of the page The Add to portfolio link has turned into an easy-to-find button next to the company name +1 button to easily share and recommend companies and stocks you’re interested in While the most recent changes foc...

Posted by Karolina Netolicka, Product Manager and Laura Hughes, Consumer Operations Google Finance celebrates its fifth birthday today. We thought this would be a great opportunity to look back on the last five years and highlight some of the most exciting features we have launched. Google Finance launched on March 21, 2006 with pricing data from the New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, Amex and Euronext. Our most innovative feature at the time was the now-familiar interactive chart that seamlessly scrolled, zoomed, and showed a timeline of news coverage for each company. Later that year we added the ability to track your investments in a portfolio. New Features In 2007 we added some major new ways to access Google Finance. We launched our first mobile application and iGoogle gadget. In addition, we added the GoogleFinance functions which allow you to easily incorporate financial information into your Google Spreadsheets. In 2008 the big addition was the Stock Screener . In 2009 we added...